Recent content by Chrisgayle

Thanks for suggestion @GatorsFan I read this project too.

Thanks @f33dm3bits right now I sync my drive in normal desktop environment. Tiling window managers for future use.:)

I have a question this account synchronisation system with drives like google is only available in gnome which I use or other desktop environment has this option too like KDE, i3, hyprland

Wow this one is like Android, thanks sir I will use this instead of rclone.

Default GUI comes in ubuntu 22. I have these above mentioned drives too. Sir are you saying about rclone like this: https://ostechnix.com/how-to-mount-google-drive-locally-as-virtual-file-system-in-linux/

Thanks for help sir @f33dm3bits But I am really sorry I didn't understand this what you try to explain. I know I am amateur sorry.

Yes sir @f33dm3bits you are right, right now I don't need data transfer from internet my lan devices is my main priority right now.

Thanks sir @f33dm3bits , I am gonna check it. But I think if I did it then I can't access the filebrowser from internet then it limited to lan only. Still I am gonna try this setting.

As a new linux user I started to learn share files and folder (shared directory) from linux (Ubuntu). I found there are many ways I can do it like, SCP, RSYNC, SIMPLE HTTP SERVER, & SAMBA. But I find these are little outdated so I find something new in internet:- "WEB BASED FILE BROWSER" I like...

Yes I know this now, I didn't know this way in past, thanks @f33dm3bits . Yesterday night I try some .sh install scripts, and get success too, :) I understand it little bit now, just I can't find the packages detail anywhere means it doesn't show in install packages, I definitely mess it...

Yes like the browser I use Thorium is available in github only so need to understand this GitHub download too. (Ok thorium is also recently available in snap, but still sometimes some app only find in GitHub, like hestiacp)

Thanks @f33dm3bits Ok then first I need to learn default package manager and installer, which I understand lot of it by all of your's help and practice.:) Then other package manager like Flatpack, etc. which I also started recently. Then in future I need to understand this install script thing...

Thanks @osprey I understand how to handle these kind of applications from GitHub. But I don't know this "bash" and ".sh" things, I think I need to know this type of installation too in future.

Few days ago I ask about packages in this forum and I learn lot of things about that from you all. I know apt, dpkg, .deb, .rpm, repository, etc etc. Now I encounter a new way to install any package and I didn't know anything about it, will you all spark my brain with info about it. Today I see...

I don't know about Puppy Linux. But I think "tails os" (debian gnu/linux), is completely load on ram, it doesn't use disk storage maybe.